Been coming here a hot minute. I'm not one to get to know everyone at the gym and such. Just show…read moreup and train. To that end the place is proximate, clean, and gets the job done.

Clean gym, but they have 5 tvs and they seem to refuse to play football n sundays. They leave the…read moretvs off or on women's college basketball

25 dollars for a day pass? Horrible. You can get a monthly gym membership at most places for that…read more Shame on the owners

Fantastic workout! Great vibe! I like the format and the short, "30-ish" minute workouts. It's…read moredifferent every time but always a great balance between cardio bursts and dynamic strengthening and stretching. I love to see the diversity of their cliental. Nobody should be intimated to check out a class; we workout alongside fitness buffs who looks like bathing suit models as well as older folks in their 70s and 80s, as well as people who may just be getting fit for the first time. Mark and his team know how to meet everyone where they're at in a very welcoming, non-judgemental atmosphere.

So, Traverse Fitness, our little Scranton branch of fitness. The equipment is like Dwight -…read moredependable but slightly odd. Racks, weights, treadmill - the whole gang's here, clocking in like Dunder Mifflin employees. The trainers, or our fitness Jim and Pam, guide you through workouts. They throw in a "Good job, champ!" or a "One more rep, superstar!" It's as if Michael Scott traded his Dundie Awards for a fitness certification. The "Altitude and HITT" class is our Dundies night. We leave feeling cooler than a Schrute beet, flexing muscles like we're auditioning for the regional paper salesman calendar. The ambiance, well, it's no Dunder Mifflin, but it's something. Rope lights, dark rooms like Stanley's disinterest, and the walls, well, they're there, like Toby in HR. Traverse Fitness: where coolness collides with the mundane, just like a day at Dunder Mifflin. If you're ready for a workout as thrilling as a Michael Scott roast, this is your Scranton branch of fitness. 5/5 for the office vibes.

This is such an awesome gym. The coaches are positive and energetic, the classes push you to your…read morelimit and the space is really nice with plenty of amenities. They offer memberships and class packs, as well as open gym time and personal trainers.

No longer Earth Treks, but all the same quality and value you'd expect with Movement. And, it's…read morenice to have options with the many Movement locations. I've been climbing off and on for about 16 years and really appreciate the attention to detail that Movement offers. Staff are always super helpful. Events are plentiful and if you're wanting to up your game with classes, even learn to lead or belay, they've got you covered. And, nothing beats a clean gym. Bathrooms are really well kept and there are always plenty of locker and cubby spaces. I also appreciate the many lounging areas, both inside and outside of the climbing areas. The layout is well thought out and you don't really feel crowded despite having lots of folks in the gym with you. Membership has its perks for sure and the punch passes are another great option if you're getting your feet wet. Love this gym.

Of all the Movement climbing gyms in the Denver area, the location in Englewood is my favorite,…read moredespite not being the closest to my home. The facility is quite large and has more bouldering and climbing space than the other gyms. It also has a larger fitness area, including a dedicated room for fitness classes and a dedicated yoga room. Given the extra space they are able to offer more class options as well. Pricing reflects other gym franchises around the country - you get what you pay for with Movement IMO, if you choose to take advantage of the many membership benefits available to you (e.g. special events, gear discounts).

I have been a long-time member of Chuze Fitness, which is why this recent experience has been so…read moredisappointing. A situation arose in which a group of individuals made complaints about me that I strongly believe were influenced by racial bias. What troubled me most was not simply the complaint itself, but how management handled it. The manager appeared to accept the other party's claims without first seeking my perspective or conducting a neutral review. I was not given a fair opportunity to share my side of the situation. When I attempted to file my own complaint regarding feeling harassed, my concerns were dismissed, and the other individuals were defended. The handling of this situation felt one-sided and lacked the professionalism, neutrality, and leadership I would expect from management. As a paying member, I believe every individual deserves to feel respected, heard, and treated equally -- especially when serious concerns are raised. Situations involving potential bias require careful, impartial review. Unfortunately, that was not my experience. I hope Chuze Fitness leadership takes member concerns like this seriously and ensures managers are trained to handle conflicts objectively and fairly. I would welcome the opportunity for this matter to be reviewed at a higher level so that all members can feel safe and respected in the gym environment.

Dont give them your bank info. They do not honor cancelations so ending billing is a true…read morenightmare, today they want $150 of fees from my workout last year, that was cancelled in person with the sales agent at the end of the trip.

I've been an Anytime Fitness member since 2012, and I've been in a LOT of their gyms across the…read morecountry during that time. This one in Littleton is maybe the nicest one I've ever been in. It's super clean and the equipment is in great shape. Easy parking. Good vibe. It's clear that ownership takes great pride in this gym. I'm just visiting from out of town, but whenever I return to the Denver area, this is the AF gym I will use.

Bryan and Sage have been nothing short of warm and welcoming owners. The gym is always clean and…read moremaintained I see them in here cleaning almost every time I come work out. Bryan has a great pulse on healthy gym culture, I've seen him multiple times keeping on eye on myself and other gym goers while he is cleaning, during our heavy lifts always ready to help jump in and spot regardless if you're using the safeties. I've also seen him and Sage helping new gym goers when they ask for advice met with kind patience. Great gym and I love all the windows such a great mood booster for my workouts.

Great energy! Boss class. The instructor was high energy and super welcoming. Sometimes when I…read morevisit a gym, the members have RBF and are a little rough to be around. Not this place! Everyone was there to get after it, and everyone was super supportive. A+

Compass offers such well-rounded classes and Jenny is an inspiring instructor, I love her classes!…read moreThe workouts are challenging, and always start with a fabulous-feeling long stretchy warm up. Explanations are thorough and Jenny does great demos. I love going to Compass - the space is vast and the equipment is top notch.

Family oriented atmosphere, great people who want to see you succeed. I joined with only 2 weeks…read moreuntil an event and was able to get the help from members in the gym on techniques. If you're about getting the work in and finding a gym fam, this is your place!

This is a no-frills, just come-in-and-lift type of gym. The monthly membership is incredibly…read morereasonable. I have only talked with the owners via email and they have been great. I have met some of the patrons who are nice and friendly. Folks may seem a little hyper-focused, but that's because they are. They're here to do the work, but they're also happy to spot you or answer questions too, if you just ask. There's no Crossfit (sweet Mary, thank you!), or classes (workshops could be cool?!), etc. You come in and do the work. It's all on you. There are training opportunities which seem a little pricey. I might check them out though, because something tells me that a world-class lifter can probably teach me a thing or fifty. And his bill is going to be a lot cheaper than a hospital bill (shoulder surgery, hip surgery, etc.).

Love working out here. All the trainers are amazing. They've got some new equipment which I love…read more #ReachYourPeak

Summit is the best gym! In just a few months, Brad has vastly improved my performance, endurance…read moreand body appearance. He listens to what's going on, and he respects my goals and what I like and don't like to do. He makes me work hard, but I am not afraid of injury because he makes sure I do things the right way. He's so smart and knows so much about personal training, what works, and how to make your goals a reality. I couldn't give a better rating!

It's been a while since I've come here for a workout, but this gym is usually part of my rotation…read moreon ClassPass. I've enjoyed the Ryde/ Ass & Abs with Jacqui and went to Strength + Conditioning (Upper Body) with Ayla for the first time today! The workouts here are tough, but effective, and I've found the instructors to be good at learning names and encouraging! Good vibes! I like that they have workouts of different lengths (30 mins to 60 mins) and some variety (yoga, ride, HIIT, BootCamp)! Downsides: The parking lot is small and a bit tough to get into and out of...it makes me a little nervous each time, but I appreciate that there is a parking lot! The gym is also on the smaller side, and there are times when I would like a bit more personal space while working out. Overall, I have a good workout here and would recommend!

I had such a fun time at this studio recently, and am glad they've created such a sweet community…read moreon South Broadway! The hour-long HIIT class was intense, but not in a way I couldn't handle. I felt like I got a great workout and met some nice people. Love the concept of half-spin, half-weight training.